Topic: I'm only half gay, well maybe 2 thirds... | |
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Who wants to talk about this?
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Ha ha, you are bi, simple as that!
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I'm only half gay, well maybe 2 thirds...
Does that mean one of your parents was gay? Do you have to celebrate certain holidays or wear certain things, like a yarmulke? Who wants to talk about this?
I'd rather speculate and make light of it than actually talk about it. ...Like which half is gay? Top half? Bottom half? Left half? Right half? Or is it per lb? Like if you're 150 lbs, 75lbs is gay, 75 is whatever? But if you gain weight, like go up to 180 pounds, is it still 75 lbs gay, but 100 lbs whatever, and 5 lbs candy? Is this related to the affliction that gave rise to people saying "I've half a mind....!"? Is it more a solution thing? Like you are only half attracted to anyone as you would be if you weren't half gay? That would be kinda hellish. Especially if you knew it. Like "I'd ask you out, if I were 100% one way or the other...but...meh, I'm only half gay/straight/whatever, so I'm only half as attracted to you as I should/could be, so I'm really just not that motivated to pursue you for anything." Does it mean you are twice as unattracted to people you don't find attractive? And what if there was something that could help you be 100% one way or the other? What if you figured out that it was turning you the way you didn't really want to go! |
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Me too.
We have something in common! |
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Edited by
Blondey111
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Tue 03/19/19 07:23 PM
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Embrace who you are with passion
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Ha ha, you are bi, simple as that! ^^ this one without "ha ha" Hella, you should feel lucky that you are attracted to both sexes. Best wishes |
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I say let go of 'sexual preference' labels, people have a spectrum of attraction that can evolve and change over a lifetime. I was once attracted to tough guys and now I am not, i did not 'come out' though, I changed and so did my interest and preference. We are trained to stick our sexual preferences in a box of just 'how we are born', but that is too simplistic in my opinion. I believe we can and do grow and change, even in sexual preferences, if we are not, in our own heads, convinced of living in a box to define 'who we are'.
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